Kriti Sanon is gearing up for her next release titled Crew with Kareena Kapoor Khan and Tabu. As the film is set for release on March 29 i.e. tomorrow, the actress arrived in time for its special premiere in the capital city New Delhi. Needless to say, the actress broke the internet with her glamorous look.
In a video that was shared by the popular paparazzo handle Viral Bhayani, Kriti can be seen making her graceful entry at the venue. She turned heads in a gorgeous baby pink dress, which also had some shades of black. The actress accessorised her look with golden earrings, kept her hair neatly tied in a bun and oozed elegance as she walked in black heels. The clip soon went viral all over social media, prompting netizens to bombard heart and fire emojis all over the comment section.
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The trailer of the film showed Kriti, Kareena and Tabu disguised as air hostesses, performing humourous acts and getting into hilarious situations as they deal with the tribulations of their airline’s bankruptcy. Despite the pandemonium, their close bond emerges as they overcome each obstacle. Besides Kriti Sanon, Kareena Kapoor and Tabu, the film also stars Diljit Dosanjh and Kapil Sharma.
The News18 Showsha review of the film reads, “Crew is touted to be a heist comedy. While it has ample interesting heist scenes, its humour quotient is almost zilch. Most jokes don’t land. By the time you reach the second half, you’re already engulfed with monotony wanting some miracle to happen and change the course of the story. We’re sorry to report that nothing of that sort happens. Even actors like Diljit Dosanjh and Kapil Sharma, who have carved a niche for themselves with their impeccable comic timing, are wasted here. Tabu’s Geeta is given some funny one-liners and local slangs but even they don’t nudge you to let out an occasional laugh or two. The music, unfortunately, also isn’t memorable.”
“Having said that, Crew is a stunning film to look at. Tabu, Kareena and Kriti look drop dead gorgeous and kudos to the costume department for the same! The women involved with putting the film together – co-producers Rhea Kapoor and Ektaa R Kapoor and co-writer Nidhi Mehra deserve applause. Because womanhood in Crew is never used as a device to push out loaded statements on modern-day feminism even while portraying women as ambitious and unapologetic beings and celebrating sisterhood. The protagonists are flawed and relatable but not undesirable,” another excerpt from the review read.
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